Sentence examples for in stimulative from inspiring English sources
The flip side is that states and localities have very limited ability to engage in stimulative spending during economic downturns.
Finally one Republican child, Susan Collins of Maine, came forward and, acting like she had been elected President, agreed she would allow a vote on the Bill if Democrats would cut out about $80 billion dollars in stimulative spending and add about $64 billion in minimally-stimulative tax cuts mostly to the wealthiest 20%, which by Paul Krugman's estimates, would eliminate about 600,000 jobs.
These have a built-in stimulative effect that is missing in the U.S.
The action of CsA among published studies has varied from suppressive (as described above and in our studies) to stimulative (increase in MMPs and collagen [ 7]).
It was within the supercommittee's scope to devise a plan to accomplish this in a stimulative way.
When you factor in the stimulative effect of QE I think policy on balance is mildly restrictive, not enough to derail the underlying momentum.
Schumer points out that they have plenty of money and they aren't likely to spend the money in a stimulative way, anyway, and that this will help reduce the deficit.
As a result, during the time that children spend in schools every day, they will have more opportunities to acquire new skills and make new friends through play in a stimulative environment.
That means real interest rates were significantly higher and conventional monetary policy less stimulative in Japan than in America today, says Tom Gallagher of ISI Group, a broker-dealer, who made the comparison.Frozen by fearWhere America fares worse is in credit conditions.
Without growth, austerity measures are even more destructive in a fragile economy as evidenced by the withdrawal of stimulative programs in 1937 which pushed the economy back into depression.
What seems likely from this elephant study is that recruitment is intimately related to local environment, this being stimulative in the medulla and restrictive in the cortex during the second half of fetal life.
